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2018 BSME U15 GAMES

Hosted by Cranleigh Abu DhabiUnited Arab Emirates

2 2018 BSME U15 GAMES


Welcome to the BSME U15 Games hosted by Cranleigh Abu Dhabi........................2

Codes of Conduct...............................................................................................................................3

How the Games Work (Point System).......................................................................................4

Who’s Who................................................................................................................................................5

Programme of Events ...................................................................................................................6-7

Day 1: Thursday, 15 November: Girls Football & Boys Volleyball..........................8-9

Day 2: Friday, 16 November: Girls & Boys Athletics.................................................10-11

Day 3: Saturday, 17 November: Girls Netball & Boys Football............................12-13

Participating Schools & Student Information...............................................................14-26

Cranleigh Abu Dhabi Location Map .....................................................................................27

Sponsors & Contributors..............................................................................................................28

CONTENTS


Welcome to the BSME U15 Games hosted by Cranleigh Abu Dhabi

Husain ShafeiBSME Students Coordinator

Michael Wilson Principal, Cranleigh Abu Dhabi

On behalf of the BSME team, I extend a warm welcome to you all! To our competitors, teachers, parents and friends traveling from all parts of the region: Welcome to the BSME U15 Games 2018.

This event would not have not be a success without the extensive dedication of Laura Rigon and her team at Cran-leigh Abu Dhabi. We would like to extend our thanks to Cranleigh Abu Dhabi team for not only hosting our sporting tournaments but also hosting our BSME Dance Invitation-al. Thank you for giving our students the opportunities to

perform both on the courts, pitches and on stage.

Congratulations to our students on the privilege of representing your school at the BSME U15 Games. Prepare yourself to be challenged, excited and inspired as we embark on three days of intense competition. After months of training with your coaches’ and parents’ support, this is the opportunity for us to witness history in the making. Past records may be broken and new ones set in place. We wish all schools partaking in this year’s Games the best of luck and enjoy every moment.

Keep an eye on BSME social media platforms (@BSMEorg) to follow the action, and share your experience by tagging us.

Let the Games begin!

Congratulations to you all. Having been selected to represent your school at one of the region’s most prestigious inter-school sporting events, you are about to embark on a fantastic weekend of competition and camaraderie, the memories of which will stay with you for years to come.

Many thanks to the BSME for the tremendous focus it places on competitions like this one. The BSME works hard to “…foster teamwork and determination, celebrate diversity within the region, and provide every student the opportunity to be the best they can be.” These kind of goals resonate deeply with us and we

are delighted to have been able to work alongside the BSME team to bring the 2018 U15 Games alive.

So, a very warm welcome to Saadiyat Island and in particular, to Cranleigh Abu Dhabi. It is our first time hosting these Games and we are excited to be able to offer our own campus, as well as that of our close neighbour, NYU Abu Dhabi, for the event. Between us, we are able to provide the kind of world class facili-ties that should inspire you to perform at your absolute best.

Sport is an integral part of a great education. It is no coincidence that there are so many sporting analogies used in the professional workplace; the games we learn as children help to prepare us for life as effective adults.

Competitive sport, in particular, tests us in all kinds of ways, both physically and psychologically. Going into these Games, I hope your training schedule has helped you gain good levels of fitness and that your squad work has built a bond that will ensure effective and rewarding teamwork.

I would like to leave you with one message. Whether you emerge as winners or not, remember that your only limit is the one you set yourself. So aim high and be proud of how you conduct yourself both on and off the pitch.

Good luck everyone!


Codes of Conduct

Players Code of Behaviour• Be a good sport and play for enjoyment• Strive for personal excellence• Work hard for your team as well as yourself• Treat all teammates and opponents as you enjoy being treated yourself• Play by the rules• Cooperate with team and game officials• Control your behaviour on and off the field• Learn to value honest effort, skilled performance and improvement

Parents Code of Behaviour• Encourage participation by your children• Provide a model of good sportsmanship for your child to copy• Be courteous in your communication with players, teachers, game officials and sport

administrators• Encourage honest effort, skilled performance and team loyalty• Make any new parents feel welcome on all occasions• Do not interfere with the conduct of any events

Spectators Code of Behaviour• Demonstrate appropriate social behaviour• Remember children play for enjoyment. Don’t let your behaviour detract from

their enjoyment• Let game officials conduct events without interference• Support skilled performances and team play with generous applause• Demonstrate respect for opposing players and their supporters

Team Members Code of BehaviourAs a team member• Compete by the competition conditions and rules• Never argue with the Judge’s, Referee or Umpire’s decision• Control your temper - no criticism by word or gesture• Work equally hard for yourself and your team• Going to bed at a reasonable hour will assist your own and your team’s performance• Be a good sport. Encourage and support your own team members• Cooperate with your coach and teammates. Show respect for your opponents

and their skills• Be friendly to all participants

As a guest in hotels• Check for any damage to premises on arrival and notify your team official• Keep your room tidy—make your own bed, help with chores• Do not leave the accommodation area without permission from the team manager• Be aware of which teacher is on supervision duty• Know where your team officials are staying

Team Officials/Teachers/Coaches Code of Behaviour• Ensure that your behaviour at all times does not bring the name of “School Sport”

into disrepute• Avoid over-playing the talented players. All players need and deserve appropriate time• Develop team respect for the opponents as well as for the officials and opposing coaches• Compliment participants on their efforts• Condemn unsporting behaviour• Ensure that your behaviour is consistent with the principles of good sporting behaviour• Refrain from criticism of or reaction to the umpire’s/referee’s judgement and decision• Maintain a standard of dress appropriate to the presentation of the team• Refrain from overzealous coaching from the sideline• Refrain from smoking and consuming alcohol at any time while in the direct supervision

of students

Sanctions• Draw attention of the individual to the Code of Conduct, which will be displayed at

the event• The Games Coordinator will speak to the staff member who is in charge of the school• The Games Coordinator will then issue an official warning and record notes surrounding

the incident. (The notes will be passed onto the BSME Students Coordinator after the event who will send a follow up email to the Principal of the school copying in the Head of PE)

• The Games Coordinator will ask the individual to leave the ground• The BSME Students Coordinator will keep a record of all sanctions

Sanction at the time of the event• Team/squad size breach of rules and age eligibility, the team/individual will be allowed to

carry on playing. All results against that team will be null and void• Swimmer/athlete involved, the whole school will be removed from the competition


How the Games Work (Point System)

Football, Netball & VolleyballEach team will play all teams in their group. The teams will be seeded and entered into the knockout games. The knockout tournament will determine the overall ranking.Teams who finish 1st, 2nd and 3rd will receive a trophy and medals at the end of each day. There will be one team in each competition that will be awarded the Sportsmanship Trophy. There will be one vote per school which will be taken during the tournament. Player of the Tournament will be voted by the referees/umpires to the most talented performer during each competition.

AthleticsAthletes will receive points for each event. Teams will be ranked on the total number of points gained. Medals for 1st, 2nd & 3rd place will be given for individual events as well as trophies for overall positions.

Fair Play AwardThere will be one team overall voted the Fair Play Award for the U15 BSME Games. Votes will be collected on the final day and the award will be presented during the Gala Dinner.

POSITION POINT

1st 13

2nd 12

3rd 11

4th 10

5th 9

6th 8

7th 7

8th 6

9th 5

10th 4

11th 3

12th 2

13th 1

Overall ChampionshipsThese points will accumulate over the three days of competition to a BSME U15 Overall Champion.


Who’s Who

SCHOOL NAME KEY

Al Yasmina Academy Abu Dhabi AYA

Brighton College Abu Dhabi BCAD

British International School Abu Dhabi BISAD

British International School Cairo BISC

British International School Jeddah BISJ

British School Al Khubairat BSAK

British School Kuwait BSK

British School Muscat BSM

Cairo English School CES

Cranleigh Abu Dhabi CAD

Kings’ School Al Barsha KSAB

Kuwait English School KES

St Christopher’s School Bahrain STC


Programme of Events

TIME EVENTS LOCATION

06:00 Girls Breakfast NYUAD

06:45 Boys Breakfast NYUAD

08:00 Opening Ceremony NYUAD

09:00 Girls Football Depart for Cranleigh NYUAD

09:30 Warm Up Cranleigh/NYUAD

10:00 Games Start Cranleigh/NYUAD

14:30 Knockout Games Begin Cranleigh/NYUAD

17:00 Boys Volleyball Depart for Cranleigh NYUAD

18:00 Awards Cranleigh

18:30 Dinner Cranleigh

20:00 Return to NYUAD Cranleigh

THURSDAY, 15 NOVEMBERGirls Football and Boys Volleyball

WEDNESDAY, 14 NOVEMBER Schools arrive and transferred to accommodation at NYUAD.





07:50 Arrive at the Athletics Track NYUAD

08:00 Warm Up NYUAD

08:15 Coaches Briefing NYUAD

08:30 Track and Field Events Start NYUAD

12:50 Students Depart for Cranleigh NYUAD

13:00 Lunch Cranleigh


15:00 Depart for NYUAD Cranleigh

18:00 Dinner at Yas Mall Yas Mall

19:30 Return to NYUAD Yas Mall




07:30 Depart for Cranleigh NYUAD

08:00 Warm Up Cranleigh

08:30 Games Start Cranleigh

12:40 Knockout Games Begin Cranleigh

15:45 Return to NYUAD Cranleigh

18:00 Depart for Cranleigh NYUAD


19:15 Gala Dinner Cranleigh

21:00 End of BSME Games Cranleigh

FRIDAY, 16 NOVEMBERAthletics

SATURDAY, 17 NOVEMBERGirls Netball and Boys Football


Day 1: Thursday, 15 NovemberGirls Football

Pool 1# Pool 2#

AYA STC

BCAD BISJ

BISC CES

KSAB CAD

BSM KES

BSAK BISAD

BSK

Girls Football Pool Games• 2 x 8 minute halves• 2 minute half time• 2 minutes in between games

Girls Football Knockout• 2 x 10 minute halves• 2 minute half time• 8 minutes in between games

Time Pitch One Pitch Two Pitch Three

10:00 STC vs BISJ CES vs CAD KES vs BISAD

10:20 AYA vs BCAD BISC vs KSAB BSM vs BSAK

10:40 BSK vs CES CAD vs STC KES vs BISJ

11:00 STC vs BSK CAD vs BISJ CES vs BISAD

11:20 BCAD vs KSAB BISC vs BSM AYA vs BSAK

11:40 STC vs KES CES vs BISJ BISAD vs BSK

12:00 AYA vs BSM BCAD vs BISC KSAB vs BSAK

12:20 BSK vs BISJ CAD vs KES STC vs BISAD

12:40 AYA vs KSAB BCAD vs BSM BISC vs BSAK

13:00 BSK vs KES STC vs CES CAD vs BISAD

13:20 KSAB vs BSM AYA vs BISC BCAD vs BSAK

13:40 CES vs KES CAD vs BSK BISJ vs BISAD


14:30

5th – 8th: Game 13rd in Pool 1

vs4th in Pool 2

9th – 12th: Game 15th Place Pool 1

Vs6th Place Pool 2


Vs5th Place Pool 2

15:00

5th – 8th : Game 24th in Pool 1

vs3rd in Pool 2

1st – 4th: Game 11st Place in Pool 1

Vs2nd Place in Pool 2

1st – 4th: Game 22nd Place in Pool 1

Vs1st Place in Pool 2

15:30

9th – 12th: Game 3Winner of Game 1

vsWinner of Game 2

9th – 12th: Game 4Loser of Game 1

vsLoser of Game 2

16:00


vsWinner of Game 2


vsLoser of Game 2

16:30

12th – 13th: Game 1Loser of 9-12 Game 4

vs7th Place Pool 2

1st – 4th: Game 3Loser of Game 1

vsLoser of Game 2

17:00

1st – 4th: Game 4Winner of Game 1

vsWinner of Game 2


Day 1: Thursday, 15 NovemberBoys Volleyball

Round Court One Court Two Court Three

1


vs4th in Pool 2


Vs6th Place Pool 2


Vs5th Place Pool 2

2

5th – 8th: Game 24th in Pool 1

vs3rd in Pool 2





3


vsWinner of Game 2


vsLoser of Game 2

4


vsWinner of Game 2


vsLoser of Game 2


vs7th Place Pool 2

5


vsWinner of Game 2


vsLoser of Game 2

Pool 1# Pool 2#

CAD STC

BCAD BISJ

BISC CES

BISAD AYA

BSK KES

BSAK BSM

KSAB

Boys Volleyball Pool Games• Start time: 10am• Matches will start as soon as a court is free

Boys Volleyball Knockout

Round Court One Court Two Court Three

1 STC vs BISJ CES vs AYA KES vs BSM

2 CAD vs BCAD BISC vs BISAD BSK vs BSAK

3 KSAB vs CES AYA vs STC KES vs BISJ

4 STC vs KSAB AYA vs BISJ CES vs BSM

5 BCAD vs BISAD BISC vs BSK CAD vs BSAK

6 STC vs KES CES vs BISJ BSM vs KSAB

7 CAD vs BSK BCAD vs BISC BISAD vs BSAK

8 KSAB vs BISJ AYA vs KES STC vs BSM

9 CAD vs BISAD BCAD vs BSK BISC vs BSAK

10 KSAB vs KES STC vs CES AYA vs BSM

11 BISAD vs BSK CAD vs BISC BCAD vs BSAK

12 CES vs KES AYA vs KSAB BISJ vs BSM


Day 2: Friday, 16 NovemberAthletics

Time Event Gender

08:30 800m Boys Final

08:50 100m Boys Heats


09:25 200m Boys Heats

09:40 4 x 100m Boys Heats

09:50 4 x 200m Boys Final

10:00 800m Girls Final

10:20 100m Girls Heats


10:55 200m Girls Heats

11:10 4 x 100m Girls Heats

11:20 4 x 200m Girls Final





12:20 4 x 100m Boys Final

12:30 4 x 100m Girls Final

Time Event Gender

08:30 Long Jump Girls Final

Triple Jump Girls Final

High Jump Girls Final

Turbo Javelin Girls Final

Shot Put Girls Final

10:00 Long Jump Boys Final

Triple Jump Boys Final

High Jump Boys Final

Turbo Javelin Boys Final

Shot Put Boys Final


Day 3: Saturday, 17 NovemberGirls Netball

Pool 1# Pool 2#

AYA BISC

BCAD BISJ

STC BSM

CAD BSAK

CES KSAB

KES BISAD

BSK

Girls Netball Pool Games• 2 x 8 minute halves• 2 minute half time• 2 minutes in between games

Girls Netball Knockout• 2 x 10 minute halves• 2 minute half time• 8 minutes in between games

Time Court One Court Two Court Three

08:30 BISC vs BISJ BSM vs BSAK KSAB vs BISAD

08:50 AYA vs BCAD STC vs CAD CES vs KES

09:10 BSK vs BSM BSAK vs BISC KSAB vs BISJ

09:30 BISC vs BSK BSAK vs BISJ BSM vs BISAD

09:50 BCAD vs CAD STC vs CES AYA vs KES

10:10 BISC vs KSAB BSM vs BISJ BISAD vs BSK

10:30 AYA vs CES BCAD vs STC CAD vs KES

10:50 BSK vs BISJ BSAK vs KSAB BISC vs BISAD

11:10 AYA vs CAD BCAD vs CES STC vs KES

11:30 BSK vs KSAB BISC vs BSM BSAK vs BISAD

11:50 CAD vs CES AYA vs STC BCAD vs KES

12:10 BSM vs KSAB BSAK vs BSK BISJ vs BISAD

Time Court One Court Two Court Three

13:00


vs4th in Pool 2


Vs6th Place Pool 2


Vs5th Place Pool 2

13:25


vs3rd in Pool 2





13:50


vsWinner of Game 2


vsLoser of Game 2

14:15


vsWinner of Game 2


vsLoser of Game 2

14:40


vs7th Place Pool 2


vsLoser of Game 2

15:05


vsWinner of Game 2



12:40


vs4th in Pool 2


Vs6th Place Pool 2


Vs5th Place Pool 2

13:10


vs3rd in Pool 2





13:40


vsWinner of Game 2


vsLoser of Game 2

14:10


vsWinner of Game 2


vsLoser of Game 2

14:40


vs7th Place Pool 2


vsLoser of Game 2

15:10


vsWinner of Game 2

Pool 1# Pool 2#

BISJ STC

CAD BCAD

BISC CES

KSAB BSAK

BSM KES

BISAD AYA

BSK

Boys Football Pool Games• 2 x 8 minute halves• 2 minute half time• 2 minutes in between games

Boys Football Knockout• 2 x 10 minute halves• 2 minute half time• 8 minutes in between games


08:30 STC vs BCAD CES vs BSAK KES vs AYA

08:50 BISJ vs CAD BISC vs KSAB BSM vs BISAD

09:10 BSK vs CES BSAK vs STC KES vs BCAD

09:30 STC vs BSK BSAK vs BCAD CES vs AYA

09:50 CAD vs KSAB BISC vs BSM BISJ vs BISAD

10:10 STC vs KES CES vs BCAD AYA vs BSK

10:30 BISJ vs BSM CAD vs BISC KSAB vs BISAD

10:50 BSK vs BCAD BSAK vs KES STC vs AYA

11:10 BISJ vs KSAB CAD vs BSM BISC vs BISAD

11:30 BSK vs KES STC vs CES BSAK vs AYA

11:50 KSAB vs BSM BISJ vs BISC CAD vs BISAD

12:10 CES vs KES BSAK vs BSK BCAD vs AYA

Day 3: Saturday, 17 NovemberBoys Football


Back Row (L-R): Kashope Akingbade, Tejas Gajarwala, Amman Sheikh, Mansour Al Balooshi, Lorenzo Bandini, Riley Fewer, Christian Perry, Sienna Sanna-Martin, Max Podolsky, Ella Vosgimorukian, Abdalla Thabet

Front Row (L-R):Emily Postosloska, Harriet Norman, Yasmine Abouali, Mia Anthony, Lisa Thonhauser, Charline Mousavi Fatemi, Cooper Head, Luca Depolla, Matheas Fadel, Jaya Mitchell

The Hosts: Cranleigh Abu Dhabi | UAE

Cranleigh Abu Dhabi was opened in September 2014, and is the sister school to the prestigious Cranleigh School in Surrey, UK, which was founded in 1865.

The two schools work together closely, sharing the same family-based community ethos and an educational phi-losophy that focuses on the whole child. This means that alongside academic excellence, there is an emphasis on ensuring students are active beyond the usual timetable, challenging themselves to move out of their comfort zone and achieve beyond their expectations. Whether that is on the sports field or through a performance platform, the intention is that every child finds a niche where he or she can stretch, succeed and shine.

Based in Abu Dhabi’s Cultural District on Saadiyat Island just next to the Louvre Abu Dhabi, the school offers a British international curriculum and has over 1,300 pupils from more than 60 nationalities, spanning FS1 to Sixth Form. Cranleigh Abu Dhabi was shortlisted for International School of the Year 2018 in the Tes Independent Schools Awards, voted Top School in Abu Dhabi in SchoolsCom-pared.com’s UAE Top Schools Awards 2017 (runner up in the UAE) and also named New British International School of the Year 2017 by the BIS Awards.

PARTICPATING SCHOOLS AND STUDENT INFORMATION


Back Row (L-R): Lorenzo Lippi, Danish Husni, Omer Shakeel, Kunjan Janamatti, Armaan Syed, Zack Raidi, Ben Hickson, Adam Hakim, Fares Al Dheiri, Salem Alhaira, Abdulla Taraboulsi

Middle Row (L-R): Laila El Abhar, Shaqra Alameemi, Farah Nour, Sarah Almousawi

Front Row (L-R): Natalia Owens-Lopez, Lana Gomma, Sama Al Shawa, Leenah Bassiouni, Lojain Bassiouni, Lilly den Hertog, Eden Taylor, Haille Benjamin

Not Pictured: Zamir Astab

Al Yasmina Academy, Abu Dhabi | UAE

Al Yasmina Academy is part of the Aldar Acade-mies network, which consists of seven schools in Abu Dhabi. We have a long association with the BSME competitions, have hosted the BSME

swimming for the last three years and are looking forward to hosting again this year. In recent years we have also regularly competed in the BSME netball competitions. After a break from competing in the BSME Games, last year saw Al Yasmina return to these competitions. All students, parents and teachers are extremely excited about the opportunity to participate again.

Providing our students with opportunities to excel and test themselves against the best is at the forefront of all that Al Yasmina Academy does whether this be in academics or sport, and we view the BSME events as the pinnacle of sport in the Middle East.



Brighton College Abu Dhabi | UAE

Brighton College Abu Dhabi boasts state-of-the-art facilities and is committed to offering its pupils a vibrant and challenging learning environment. The College provides a distinc-

tive British independent school ethos which reflects the values and dynamic culture of Abu Dhabi and the United Arab Emirates. Sport forms an integral part of a pupil’s life at Brighton College. The ethos of the Sports Department is sport for all, with a focus on progression and enjoyment. We be-lieve that every child should be given the opportunity to develop their potential to the very best of their abilities. With the commitment and dedication of our exceptional teachers and pupils, we have consistently competed at all age groups (U11, U13, U15). To maintain this tradition, we are proud to announce that we are hosting the BSME Netball for the third consecutive year. We will be inviting schools from all over the Middle East to attend in January.

Back Row (L-R): George Sidlow, John Mathonet, Jawad Mir, Matteo Zamparini, Gabriel Givanakis, David Mayne, Lewis Chappell, Michael Sabev, Aidan Spencer, Alex Ure, Marcos Cavalcanti, Louie Reid

Front Row (L-R): Tyra Jagtiani, Oceane Magricaines, Emma Hill, Issa Maya, Layla Johansen, Rosa Engels, Sarah Gauthier, Lily Abiss, Emily Dyer, Luca Hall, Sophie Easton



BIS Abu Dhabi is one of the truly outstanding inter-national schools of the Middle East.

Since the British International School Abu Dhabi opened in 2009, we have made steady progress towards establishing ourselves as the school of choice for over 1800 students in Abu Dhabi and the second largest school in Nord Anglia Education’s family of 56 international schools.

Those that already know our school will be aware that this success has been achieved through the persistence and hard work of all our teachers, students and parents. The attitude and environment of this school is one which always strives to achieve excellence and never settles for anything less. It is exactly this attitude that we aim to instil in all our students with everything that they do, especially when representing ‘Team Falcon’ in the BSME games.

Back Row (L-R):Bas Halling, Thomas Depose, Mohammed Al Remeithi, Charlie Maslin-Fawcett, Abdulla Al Jeaidi, Daniel Gutierrez, Cameron Stavens, George Silalahi, Adrian Diez, Alexis Lequeux, Taeke Veenstra, Cole Stanley

Front Row (L-R):Ines Charvet, Charlotte Pepper, Hannah Graham, Tamsin Sangster, Mia Seesink, Rani Maes, Kamilia Ariffianti, Janet Smyth, Aylin Goren, Charline Lambrecth, Bethany Leach, Sophia Sarao

The British International School Abu Dhabi | UAE



The British International School, Cairo | Egypt

The British International School, Cairo is one of Egypt’s leading academic institutions. BISC is a selective, co-educational day school committed to excellence in all of its activities. The School’s

mission is to be a vibrant international community offering an outstanding British-style education, focused on inde-pendent learning and the promotion of global citizenship.The school has 1100 students with a diverse range of social backgrounds, creeds and cultures, as our web pages seek to celebrate and convey.

We are delighted to be taking part in the U15 BSME Games again this year. Our athletes are looking forward to the competition ahead of them and meeting a number of other students from across the Middle East. We would like to thank Cranleigh Abu Dhabi for hosting this year’s U15 BSME Games.

Back Row (L-R):Sherifa Abdel Razek, Laila El Salmy, Malek Bdeir, Riccardo Ianni, Fadel Abdelrazek, Ramez Shehata, Soliman Mettawa, Abdelrahman Shahab, Hamza Hassanein, Omar Attia, Can Blaschke, Omar Ramadan

Front Row (L-R):Rafik Shehata, Mahmoud El Safty, Mariam El Samad, Haya Emam, Lila Moustafa, Amina Elhamawy, Layla Taalab, Fatima Alnajjar, Danya Al Jawhary, Jaida El Dandarawy, Malika Helal



Our team proudly represents The British International School of Jeddah and we are looking forward to participating in another BSME U15 Games.

Many of our students and staff have attended previous BSME Games and our school has had success in the past. We anticipate several days of strong competition, which will test our student’s skills, but also will provide everyone in attendance with an opportunity to make new friends and reignite existing friendships from previous BSME events.

Good luck to all of participating schools!

Back Row (L-R): Umar Oozeer, Siyaan Qureshi, Zayd Al Jabri, Abdullah Nejaim, Ahmad Sabalbal, Seif Ahmed, Daveed Harb, Mohamed Abdullahi, Majd Abu-Shamiyeh, Elamin Ibrahim

Front Row (L-R): Zeinab El Saadi, Zein Qardan, Mary Murphy, Renata Buccheri, Haneefah Karrim, Yara Al Tabsh, Layan Al-Mayadmeh, Joud Dawood, Yassmine Damergi, Marine Sharafeldin, Ai Hirata

Not Pictured:Sarya Rangi, Omar Fetouh, Zayd Qureshi

The British International School of Jeddah | Saudi Arabia



The British School Al Khubairat, Abu Dhabi | UAE

The British School of Al Khubairat was established in 1968 and is celebrating its 50th Anniversary. His Highness Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan, the president of the UAE, has

been the sponsor of the school for more than 35 years.

Physical Education and Sport play a major role in helping develop the school’s vision of providing a world class British education, inspiring all our students to exceed expectations.

This has been highlighted in recent sporting successes at international tournaments. The British School of Al Khubairat are currently the Under 13 COBIS and Under 13 and Under 15 BSME champions.

These successes can be attributed to the hard work and dedication of both staff and students and the continued support of parents within our school community.

The team is very excited to join up with the teams from around the region to make new friends, share experiences and make lasting memories. Back Row (L-R):

Omar Kama Azlan, Sebastian Allsop, Jack Bosio, Khaled Abu Amarah, Zane Said, Charlie Collings, Noah Sakapaji, Faisal Al Noaimy, Tyler Goyea, Sami Tashamneh, Mana Alshamsi, Yiannis Petras

Front Row (L-R):Isabel Doran, Amalia Angel, Millie Leppard, Nicole Mensah, Libby O’Sullivan, Cassie Gottschalk, Neve Woodward, Sara Kifayatullah, Fay Al-Qaimi, Frankie Stephenson, Nadin Yazdabadi, Alicia Digby



The British School of Kuwait (BSK) traces its origins to 1978 when Mme Vera and Mr Sadiq Al-Mutawa established a small kindergarten which became known as The Sunshine School. Current-

ly, there are over 3200 students from Reception to Year 13 at BSK. They come from more than 70 countries and follow the National Curriculum of England through to GCSE, IGCSE, AS and A Level qualifications. BSK is a founding member of the British Schools of the Middle East (BSME), a founding member of the Council of International Schools (CIS), a founding member of the Association of British Schools Overseas (AoBSO) and a member of the Council of British International Schools (COBIS). Physical Education and Sport play an integral role in devel-oping the school’s vision of providing a world class British education. This is the first BSME games for the many of our students, they are all very excited and thrilled to be a part of the BSME sporting family. The enthusiasm of the BSK students will echo through the arena, we are very excited to be here in Abu Dhabi, UAE for this prestigious event.

Back Row (L-R): Alex Najjar, Hasan Alamer, Sulaiman Borasli, Rares Morosan, Kareem Al-Bendary, Abdelrahman Shehab, Mohammed Zureiqi, Alhussaini Alqabandi, Alex Awada, Alex Sobieraj, Walid Suleiman

Front Row (L-R): Ruqaya Zaher, Dina Elbishouty, Eram Contractor, Masa Mortaja, Maya Mourad, Suriya Asad, Lily Beyene, Ciara M Maith, Mahrukh Zahoor, Tala Haweeleh, Jana Hegazi

Not Pictured: Aser Soufan, Julia Charaf

The British School of Kuwait (BSK) | Kuwait



The British School Muscat | Oman

Back Row (L-R):Daniela Khalil Marcano, CharlieLivingstone-Wyre, Adela Kovarova,Joseba Gallastegui, Jude Al Harthy, Edward Ridd, Eve Kenna

Middle Row (L-R):Francesca King, Ryan Darwazeh, Andela Pavlovic, Lewis Glately, Jesyka Dunn, Craig Ndundi, Abigail Tipton, Charlie Overto

Front Row (L-R):David Ejiofor, Charlotte Sinnett, Sherif Hossam Mohamed Said Kanbar, Olivia Hunter, Logan Handyside, Gabriella Whatmore, Tarek Hardan

The British School Muscat has expanded dramati-cally over the past few years and now has over 1200 pupils covering the ages of 3 up to 18. We have almost 50 nationalities represented within our school with

the biggest percentage being British at around 40%

BSM has been a keen entrant in the BSME Games since the Primary Games were first held in 2003. We have participated in the U13 BSME Games since 2012 hosting the event three times. We have participated in every U15 Games since its con-ception and we are delighted that are involved again this year Every year the BSME Games is a tremendous event to be involved in and we are sure that this year’s event will build on previous events and take the experience for the students to even higher levels. We are bringing 22 students and four teachers but our goal is as much for the students to have an experience they will remember for the rest of their lives, meeting students from our schools and forming new friendships as it is to worry too much about the winning of the event again—although that would be nice. Like all teams, our students have trained hard to ensure they can give their best at these games. I genuinely wish the very best for all the schools taking part over the weekend. Good luck to all participating schools from the teachers and students at BSM



Cairo English School, was founded in 2006 and is a part of the Esol Education group of schools which operates International Schools in Egypt, Cyprus, UAE and Hong Kong.

CES’s mission is to provide a high quality British based international education. CES is accredited by Council of International Schools, Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools, International Baccalaureate Organization and British Schools Overseas. The school is built on a 42,000 square meter purpose built facility, that includes a 50 meter swimming pool, indoor and outdoor basketball/volleyball courts, and outdoor running track.

We are very much looking forward to being part of the BSME Games this year. It is a great experience for our students and gives them excellent exposure to the standard of sports internationally.

Back Row (L-R):Mariam Mahgoub, Hana Abdelfattah, Salma Elkady, Farah Rashwan, Farida El Khekia, Hajer Abdelraouf, Yasseen Kamal, Hussein Eletr, Abdelrahman Sanyeldin, Radwan Mamdouh, Kareem Saleh

Front Row (L-R):Jana Kenawy, Lilas Mansour, Haya Kandeel, Mayar Mahfoud, Noureen Elshawy, Karim Hashem, Mourad Abdelrahman, Tarek Saleh, Yassin Khalafallah, Youssef Shafik, Zeiad Hamed

Cairo English School | Egypt



Kings’ School Al Barsha, Dubai | UAE

Kings’ School Al Barsha has been open since 2014, following on from the success of our sister school, Kings’ Dubai, which has achieved outstanding for 10 consecutive years

from the KHDA Schools Inspection.

Kings’ School Al Barsha is an educational community centered around positive outcomes for young people. The school’s vision and values embrace the challenges of academic excellence, responsibility and leadership, emotional awareness and participation in a wide variety of activities within and beyond the classroom.

Kings’ has developed an excellent reputation in school sport in the Middle East in its early years, and last year hosted the largest BSME Games to date, welcoming 16 schools as part of the U11 Large School Games.

Back Row (L-R):Saeed Kazim, Josh Birkwood, Bilal Hasham, Oliver Hodge, Lucas Rietjens, Vasiliki Arseniou, Jenny Campbell, Mariam Ismail, Thomas Maudsley, Hussein Nabil, Harry Miles, Daniyal Sameer, Daniel Younan, Owen Meisonnave, Leo Osman

Front Row (L-R):Hattie Gravestock, Zaina Abu Hassan, Rajaa Ali, Tara Maziliauskas, Maram Ismail, Marwa Ismail, Erin D’Oliveira, Aila Farouk, Jasmine Squires



The establishment of Kuwait English School was, in 1978, the dream of the present School Chairman, Mr. Mohamed Jassim Al Saddah, at that time serving as Kuwait’s Ambassador to Spain and the current Founder/Director,

Mrs. Rhoda Elizabeth Muhmood. Both shared a passion for educa-tion. A modest villa in which to start the School (September 1979) was found until in 1984, with a population of some 1500 students of all ages, a purpose-built school was opened. Since that time there have been innumerable developments to ever improve the facilities and the quality of education.

In 1991 a specialised learning department “The Green Unit” was opened to cater for students with learning disabilities. This depart-ment has become an icon for recognising and nurturing talent, however modest or concealed, and providing the students with useful life skills along with confidence.

In 1997 a specialised Sixth Form area, designated for students of Years 12 & 13 was opened. This section “The Millennium Centre” was inaugurated by Dr. Rasha Al Sabah who, at that time was Under-Secretary of State, Ministry of Higher Education.

The school currently provides education for approximately 2,500 students from a myriad of cultural backgrounds. Sport and PE are a central part of everyday life with students having many opportuni-ties to participate in both competitive and non-competitive events. Kuwait English School is a member of the Kuwait Foreign Schools Athletic Conference (KFSAC) for juniors and International Schools Athletic Conference in Kuwait (ISACK) for the seniors. The school enjoys great success in both domestic and international sports competitions.

Top Row (L-R):Nasser Al Buti, David Jacob, Bader Al Obaid, Sulaiman Sulaiman, Abdulwahab Al Onaizah

2nd Row from Top (L-R):Jangmin Kim, Abdullah Muneef, Abdulwahab Abualhuda, Bader Al Humood, Yousef Mansour

3rd Row from Top (L-R):Leah Chakroun, Nour Elowidy, Taroe Boshoff, Sara Hamza, Moudei Almonawer, Aljazi Buteeban

Bottom Row (L-R):Neha Joseph, Mariam Elghabary, Boshra El Ghossain, Hala Hassenein, Qhayiya Bona

Not Pictured:Samuel BurkeAbdulsalam AlawadhiMiryam Jacob

Kuwait English School | Kuwait



St. Christopher’s School | Bahrain

St Christopher’s School is a non-profit making British private school with over 2,200 pupils from more around seventy nations. Located in Isa Town, Bahrain (senior campus) and Sar, Bahrain

(infant and junior campuses) it offers primary to secondary education ranging from Reception to Sixth form.

We always take part in the U11, U13 and U15 BSME Games. Within the last few years we have also hosted both the U11 and U15 Games and co-hosted the U13 Games.

These are events our students thoroughly look forward to participating in. For most, it is the highlight of their school sporting career.

Back Row (L-R):Vedant Kalyani, Nasser Saleh, James Pilgrim, Ben Bloodworth, Khalil Sidani, Jana Hatoum, Hibah Muzammil, Sameh Pais, Rohin Bhowmick, Issam Khan, Qays Mitchell, Sulaf Al Jabal

Front Row (L-R):Chloe Maxwell, Gracie Nahle, Nayfah Al Aali, Selim El Sharkawi, Ollie Hansen, Helen Lantzos, Maya Al Khalo, Hala Al Sharif, Imaan Makhdum, Sam Fisher, Sofia Georgakopoulou, Asma Khan



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